The la palme hotel Rwanda

la-palme-hotelPositioned in the district of Musaze, the La Palme Hotel presents a perfect midrange accommodation arrangement for the Rwanda gorilla safari undertakers.
The north western part of the country where this accommodation establishment is found also features the famous Volcanoes National Park which is the only haven where gorilla trekking safaris in Rwanda are carried out.
Sheltering the Rwandan section of the Virunga Massif, the Volcanoes National Park is beyond being an ordinary protected area. The park shelters remarkable Volcanic landscapes, the historical Dian Fossey site, the ancient mountain gorillas, the endangered golden monkeys, the range of bird species among which include the Albertine endemics and the range of faun including duikers and the buffaloes which combine to make the park a darling to the travelers on gorilla safaris in Rwanda.
By visiting the Volcanoes, the visitors would definitely require where to spend and overnight in the nearby environs and the La Palme Hotel has positioned itself to arrest the worries of travelers in Rwanda regarding their accommodation.
Accommodation at La Palme Hotel is presented in a range of room categories including the Suites that feature an extensive spacious room interior, lounge and two LCD Television sets of 27inch. The Hotel also features Standard King Size beds along with standard Queen Size with self-contained facilities and standard décor to ensure the comfort of the guests. La Palme Hotel features fast internet in the rooms and telephones which are added facilities to enhance the guest experience at the lodge.
The La Palme Hotel offers magical meals freshly prepared and served to enable your memorable stay at the Hotel. It serves a stimulating and heavy breakfast to enable the guests who are on Rwanda gorilla safaris to gain the required energy for tracking gorillas. There is also a bar for those who might want to take a soothing glass of wine or a bottle of beer after a long day gorilla trek. The Hotel also features a conference facility.
It takes 23km to connect to Volcanoes National Park from La Palme Hotel and 13km to the twin lakes of Ruhondo and Bulera.

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